USC Admission Offer Revoked?

Transfer Students
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<p>I am kind of concerned that my USC Admission offer might probably be revoked coz of my performance in the past two semesters.</p>

<p>Applied with 86 credits completed and 3.8 GPA (Got into Marshall)</p>

<p>This is how my Spring grades turned out:
SPRING: +12 Credits (Total: 86+12=98)
English Lit- A
American Lit - A
Intro to CIS - B
History - A-
Calculus III - W
Biology II - W
Money/Banking - W</p>

<p>SUMMER (OUCH!!!) +15 (Total: 98+11=109 excluding Calc III)
Poli Science - A
Health Class I - A
French I - B+
Chemistry - B-
Calculus III - F (<<<OUCH!!!! Forgot to drop the class)
French II - W
Health Class II - W</p>

<p>Do you think my admission offer will probably be revoked... its just 2 weeks to start at USC...I feel horrible... but I wasn't serious about any of those courses coz I already had a lot and was just wasting time...</p>

<p>I called USC office and asked them whether I hve to notify for my withdrawals and they said "only if it is a pre-requisite"...
Please! Please! respond</p>

2

<p>If you failed or withdrew from prerequisite courses, then yes, your offer will likely be rescinded. Ask the school directly.</p>

3

<p>The admissions conditions in the packet says you must pass every class with a satisfactory grade. I'm asumming that means a C- or better. Of course, ask the school immediately before you pay for classes and the loans are finalized and stuff.</p>

4

<p>I have a friend who, after having been admitted to Georgia Tech conditionally, withdrew from a single community college course and consequently had his offer rescinded. </p>

<p>At any rate, I hope it all works out for you.</p>

5

<p>noumena... was his course a pre-req? did he had more than 64 credits?</p>

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<p>I think USC is one of the more unforgiving colleges when it comes to failing a pre-req-- especially when they don't offer any type of option to replace the failing grade by retaking it.</p>

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<p>sstory.... that was not even a pre-requisite... Calc III is not even part of the Business or Accounting Programme....</p>

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<p>how many calc classes do you have to take for business? I would think you have to finish more than two calc classes especially for a major with foundations in math such as accounting</p>

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<p>I have taken Business Calc, Pre-calc, Calculus I, Calculus II, Business Statistics I, Statistics II (all with straight A's)</p>

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<p>lol congratulations... so I guess the answer's just the two. hope it works out if it's not a pre-req you have a lot less to worry about</p>

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<p>I would have straight A's in all my classes if I dropped 50% of my classes each semester too</p>

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<p>Did you send them your final transcript yet?</p>

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<p>Marshall only requires Business Calculus I...</p>

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<p>if you plan on applying to grad school afterwards for business i'm not sure just Business Calculus would cut it. On most articulation agreements I've seen where you have the option of which math sequence to take they "strongly suggest" you take the typical series</p>

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<p>uh, i'm pretty sure that you had to pass all of your classes with a satisfactory grade. you need to call them ASAP.</p>

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<p>If you are transferring to engineering/math/science, you have big problem with that W and F in calculus III. On the surface, your performance in calculus III indicates that you are strugling in multivariable calculus. Also, calculus is just one basic step for engineering/math/science so may be you should thinking about changing major because on the upper division level courses, the courses gonna be 10 times harder than the calculus. </p>

<p>Other than that, I think it would be fine.</p>